C63 AMG Stainless Steel Header on SALE!!
C-63 AMG W204

Dyno Jet result:

- Blue line - stock c63 - 354.81 hp, 345.20 ft.lbs
- Red line - ecu chip tuned - 434.19 hp, 397.99 ft.lbs
- Green line - ecu + headers - 482.18 , 436.99 ft.lbs
Bolt-on installation and can use stock gasket.
MSRP: $2499
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Total: $2374.05
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Last edited by SphereMotors; Dec 10, 2010 at 09:41 PM. Reason: typo
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It also looks like they require cutting/welding of the factory down-pipes/primary cats. The OEM flange on the top of the factory down-pipe is only two-bolt.
Can you clarify?
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You are correct regarding 4 into 1 pipe and yes this is not full long pipe type header such as MBH. However, this is not short header like 1 pipe with 4 holes. I might of used politically incorrect wording but I just wanted to everyone know that it is not short type such as 1 pipe with 4 holes. I apologize if I might have confused you in any way.
Regarding the flange, yes it does require welding but it comes with the flange so you can bolt on installation. Here is a pic for reference:

Let me know if you need more info.
Last edited by Sincity; Dec 11, 2010 at 11:36 AM.
FWIW, I don't quite get the logic of a "bolt-on installation" of the header, when you have to cut/weld the stock pipe to add the flange that accepts the headers....?

Most prospective clients (IMHO) consider "bolt-on" to be hardware that gets bolted into place without any cutting or welding, and is 100% reversible if they wish to remove the items and bolt the stock parts back in place instead.
Best of luck with your venture.
FWIW, I don't quite get the logic of a "bolt-on installation" of the header, when you have to cut/weld the stock pipe to add the flange that accepts the headers....?

Most prospective clients (IMHO) consider "bolt-on" to be hardware that gets bolted into place without any cutting or welding, and is 100% reversible if they wish to remove the items and bolt the stock parts back in place instead.
Best of luck with your venture.
This product looks similar to kleemann headers for 55 engine.
So...Kleemann, are they also using wrong word?
I think I have to ask to kory cause I installed kleemann headers on my slk55.
Hey sphere do you drive slk55? Did you install your headers on it?
However why kleemann calls it headers.
Me and some of slk55 owner already installed kleemann headers on slk55 forum, we called it kleemann longtube headers.
Anyway I dont want to care how to call it but I can understand what it is for and where it should be used.
Have you tested the headers on the motor with the stock tune? If so, what were the results, including AFR?




However why kleemann calls it headers.
Me and some of slk55 owner already installed kleemann headers on slk55 forum, we called it kleemann longtube headers.
Anyway I dont want to care how to call it but I can understand what it is for and where it should be used.
Next step up are short-tube headers as in this thread. After that are mid-length headers and then long-tube headers.
It depends on your goals and how much compromise you are willing to accept, in terms of HP and Drive-ability, which you should choose. Long-tube headers will generally give the maximum HP increase at the cost of low rpm torque and loudness.






